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Norie, Yosaue Co., Seros

ytor1e, Sosqne 20, SeraS
Seq ipnes, at ri Nprlfe her / Bosque
County life ifuloe itaa tilbase meb bore
NpbeSer, aaerminoit til ct iaa 9pot % intes
%resiant Blao iom "9ecprab ToIten." Seq
bar MI pGret en- flittig 29ier at bette Ylao /
oper to Nar, men bar enonu lite feet Hpaet
oeri boerten fra bette eIer noset nGrlis.
9enoe GpuntD Norie er en- lioen gp, 10
YRile ira bort County SRbe, Sheridan. Ser
er tire Bu!ifer, men fun to er / Birflpmbeo;
ben enc eies at 6r 8. @rimlano, ben anben
at e. W. 9inbers & Cons. De Sibite bri
Der goo Sanoel, ba be bar Eoiten at uolepere.
vi bar oaslis Tuit fra @erioian. Ser er ct
Sfolebus, Ell Smeoie ps ct gar Be5pelies-
bnie. Sen enselite Sfole ilutteoe Den 29be
apiil meo en- COB o9 peIptfet 8oncert. Sr.
.. y. Nuoerion bar Dor Sfplel9rer. Ere.
mier bleu uooslt til forlfIenise gprn. gar
peteu o9 9reitniuSen bolber MI paa. Soeoes
a%plinsen er life noset at ltrpoe al Der ont
firing; Nosle oil buerfen itiere eIer treife
Sueoen. vi bar bait liot sobt Resn / be
iibite Tar Tiger, iaa aOrnet os Bomulsss
planterne Ter pene no; man sjpr &e9ninS paa
fsoo Iplins.
Ser er MI en- ipRr Strio ON Yrpbibition
for Seras; bet ltal fomme til Yals ben Abe
NusuIt. Ser er en- bel WGngoe, iom er
imob bet. Seq ielu fan life iise imeset ON
Def, oa jes er for lus, men ies tror, at bet
piloe sjpre soot, ON BrGnoeuinet tom ub at
Staten. vt Slass mirerallf Nare, iom man
tror at pGre Sslu, er bleren iuuoen / en- ar
teIiif Yrpnb 100 SOB unber Sprben. Oct
bar Charley Sarrinston, iom Loo ben srape
paa fin gisnopm iioite Yinter. Nu boloer
man paa at iGufe en- 1Sbatt" neo for at ie,
ON bet pil lpnne fig. 9e er MI omtrent 25
Sob nebe, os Hpstet ~fortGIer, at be bar al
lereoe funbet at ifilist Netal. Seq tanier,
at Norie oil foo IN Cub os Sslumine % en-
"Bopm.~
Zen 17be Nai blep iaar feitlisbolbt hos
ps t9t ueb en- lioen Spioe, Tom fables "Su-
aar Qpaf WauHtain". Ser bar en- bel Eel
baaoe norite % amerifanife, men life ina
mango, iom ri baube pentet. Ena 8runo af
be traeroe Sfpbanfer, iom bite Jig belle Jpr.
mibodgen, forblep ole, Hrobibition> % gn>
tiprpbibitipn.g alerne biemme. Der hplotes
fiin to 5aler. ben enc paa Gusellf af Ner.
Gibbs, ben anoen paa Norlf al Yaftor s. e..
Huitab, Dor nuprrenoe lutberife Er9ft. 1ers
efter ipileoe Norie Rusiiiforps "Ssuner al
Worge."
Zen Abe Suli Hal her blipe ~feitlisbolot
nieb tournament. Rusiii % Fans, eericm
Veiret tiIaber bet. v.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
G~ienoommclige Ggenifaber hos
Ylanter.

Yaa en- Nser teb Ultima uoiaaebes
1884 os 1885 al reipeftiue Sueoe, &us,
BDs us Saure en- aubiftomme al Sebes
form, Der bar balperet meo en- 8nip, os
iamtiois bermeb al ianme Tarti TO
aubiftommer bele &prn. Samtlise
Slass Sob Iaaebes Sab peb 8ab lise
inotil bueranbre, iaulebes at De unber
insen Smitanbisbeo tunoe ubuitles I'M
Der ulise 5orbolb.
9pao @rpninsen an9aar, sjoroes ben
merfelise Sasttaselie, at De balpe aprn
fom op en- til to Gage tiplisere END De
bele. 8eb anitilebe Maalinser flnoe
insen neoneoarbis 5Orlfjel iasttases
paa Tlanternes 2ensbe. Saben gap
osiaa ct for bele os balpe 8orn oOerras
feuoe list Reiultat. Den eneite 5ors
ljel, iom funoe iusttases, par, at Ylans
terne al be balue aOrn bar noset
ipinflere. 8eo unberlsselier ioretasne
al Sroiesior BON Ioit paa Ultima St
perimentalmarf meb ifreaebe os 6ele
sGrter, bar 6elultatet o9ret Omtrent
bet famine Os peb ~fortiat 3prfnins at
5rpene al De ifreleoe sgrter bar oisie
siuet en- liseiaa COB 8are ium De bele
9grter.
vi en- bel Sens ubeluffenbe prmitufne
Sgrter par bet fun s Yrpcent, iom Ell
TOM op os CAB Ylanter meo COB Bort
os neutrality-suspicious.. Gn Sasttu,
selie, um bois Ristisbeb eubuer fan
ooertpoe fig, er ben, at Marten albris
ansriber ielue Spiren, men fun &eierpes
emnet - en- Smtanbisbeb, iom nusen
Grab iOrflarer bette 8eiultat.
5or poerlisere at optlare Spsrsss
maalet, pil 5~oripsene fortiettss uibsre.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
Nlbal y. 8. Minn.. 21he suni 1881

aioal y. u, Nttilrt., 2loe Sunt 1887.
Vet er MI / CONNER 8 Var, itoen be fsrite
Settlere fanot lin Bel til bisie Srafter, oa
Der er III ct al be imuffeite Settlementer,
lont eTter min Wering finbes Norbpeien.
Sanoet beitaar for bet NeIte af gabriuas.
aano meo patre Sfospartier Der 90 Der, %
Sano Sia 8iper lsber siennem 5ownet ira
gt til Selt. s ben ipopeitlise Gel al 5pw=
net, % paa ben ipoii9e SIDE af Sano Siu
Htper, er De iaafalote "Sauo Sins" belias
9enoe; be oarierer fra 80 til 50 Sob / Sophie,
os er bepcret meo gsetraer. Yaa Nfianb
taser oisle Spnser Jig no Tom imaa Sieloe,
be er ipreot oper Here Sectioner 2ano. "a
bette 3otpn iaaatii9e laa ubenior Sernbanes
srantet, paa ct ier Sectioner ner, iaa bar
alt sano ielpiplselis @puuerument 9ano.
vi ben @rnnc blep bet ppiettlet allerebe i be
2 ferite Iar. Sefulfninsen er for bet meite
Sfauoinaper.
s bet airfclise er Spnooen % Spnfereu=
len De IlertalliSe; bog finbes Der p9iaa for.
lfjeui9e andre Befienoelier.
Mplir9en bar belle Sioen p9ret sanite COB,
% Der alori9 bar pGret noset llaar. 5or=
rt9e CONNER bar tor, % oenne CONNER bar
not inotil for npli9 paret enonu tprrere; till
li9e bar III bait bet ubpre beot, lisetil 95 Or.
Garenbertb), iaa bet IN 5,o naIten Iaa no,
iom al aplin9 oiloe tprfe bort. Snsbas %
5reoas forrise use fit ri enoelis bet lense
pnIfeoe &e9n, os bet psiaa 8esn, Der tunbe
forilaa noset, oa bet ristis pite neb, iaa Sano
Sia &iper ites oper 4 Sob paa ct Epsns
5tb, % Sapeiruster os Nsrene fer MI ristis
irilte no. Seriom ri faar liot iaunt 8esn
looper Spmmeren, fan ri faa npset oper ct
mloeels Iar; bpao Der usiua en- bel gel lta.
oeoe Iseren Der, bar en- llem Sroit, Tom ri
bapoe Natten til ben 17oe Wfai; ben 9ioroe
lille iaa lioen Staoe, %fornemmelis paa SABRE
% Sps.
Spr Marteosplabs er MI ioltioeu- Ser.
tile" peo Duluth & Wanitoba 81. st., ipm
blep anlagt iijor CONNER; ben er en- Sibe.
sren al Ncrtbern Taciiic, eaaenbe no 2 Mil
/ Git for Saplep, Clap 60, os til @rane
Sorts, 9at. 5ertile bar sjprt fore 5rem'
ifriot, iiou Sernbanen Tom oerben; Den bar
MI 2 itore glepatprer, A alminoelise 8Ipb.
manos Sutifer, 2 9umber Yaros, 3 9ruo
Stores, / Saroiuare Store, 2 Smebibop, 5
Maltinbanolere, 3 5oteler, lise iaa mango
Sodroinssbnie % en- bel Del andre 5prret-
ninSer. 80 Salouner oriper 5prretning
Smu9. SuebesE riierne bar / Saar boIot fig
/ IS Gents pr. Snibels; bog forrise llse tom
Der en- ipentet clique, Der braste Yriien neo
til So Gents, % be, Der life bapbe ipl9t fin
Sueoe ipr, tlgeSe fig nj / Sopebet at sGrs-
relic. 9. S. Sn9ebristion.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

Tile, at ger. Sasen alene er 5orfott er at gr.
fltelen, men ban bar piit benpttet Sielpeitpt.
Ter ia en- llnoer bpe, Urn. Saseu tror "a.
'ao, Oct par bebre, at Baitor CmIano for.
maHeoe Solicit til at uenoe ON fra fine onot
Se'e, boiltet &litcren bar siort ps fremoe.
leg slsr, os 5rusterne uiier fig osiaa. gan
er en- tro Serrens 3jener os Sjaleisraer ua
beltreber Jig for allies bel, baaoe / aaupelioe
o9 timelise 5ius>
seq ttllaoer mig osiaa peb iamme 2eilia.
beo at iperse: Soao Slass Ruin sisr bette
paa eonntpet, at iaa mango Tense blepe
lerote til Beboerne Der, naar DC laare bel til.
tr9Hser unoeritptteIie, os bpor Itor Ital
arat9en blipe, isreuo Sasen ialoer bet yaso ?
en Ben al S~unobeben.
linton VI. See.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

MISUNDERSTANDING Sans Hielien
% Suitru Berthe, fsbt Sensbatter. @ros-
iersr 9ouis Siaahien, 8pbub Sent 9arien
Sanoelsa9ent Soban Yeber Chr. 5orman.
9amplfibsfprer &ilbelm Carl 2ar,en. Or
beiosmano Sens Teber Sacobien. gilbelm
Sphann ghriittan ShulSe, 8jsbmaub / Cal
cutta ps Suitru Marie 3bereie, fpbt Yripet.
5rBfen gleonpra 9ahl.
Narbus. - Snitrltmentma9er Nrnolo
3~bcppbilns Wiilerb o. Suitru Caroline
Sriitine gliie Yetra, fpot Sulteb.
d 9iitriftslese / Yraitp gbr.
Sreb. Sroits gnfe Caroline Sofie, ipot
Senben.
Soriens.-Susmano Sacob 2aurien %
Suitru Vine Marsretbe Eeberien al 8obal=
luno.
Yarbe.-Nft9stmano Sens Nielien Of
Stenbrup os Suitru aaren Nilsoatter. vi
t9stsmanb Boie Spren Eeberien af Ssnoer=
bale / so Sosn os Suitru Gle 8nubsoatter.
Nalbo.r 9. 9gmmerioeno Yalbemar
Mabien.
Npbors.- Stibstpmmermanb gbriiten
@raa gritien CSpebe) os Suitru Sofie Ga
tbrine, fDbt sdmipt.
2g9itgr.-@aaroeier Bertbel Matbies
iens gnfe Singer Marie Epulsoatter Of
&iie / Yeiterbprnum.
2anselaub.-Su:mano af Serslpu Nns
oers Teberien.
Siprrin9.-rsift Rarsretbe glaien Of
Soften.
&ingfigbing.-N noers Seniens gnfe
Saren Waoien al Sprre groitrup / Eiitrup.
Neoerauferte 9anife / Nmerifa iubfaloes
iom Nrpinser | Boer / Sanmarf, os / Gil
f9lbe al beres 9po inbfaloes beres nGrmeite
Sl9stninge.
Sans Ssrsenien, uaste spu al Suamano
i Glsp Spraen Sanien.
Nruinser af Stibsfsrer !Sans 8asmusien
Of Galbors, fOrmentlis forliit 1870 meb
Sfonnerten Suite & Soiie paa 8eiie fro
Spriens til 9unoee.
Saus, Sens os atritine Mar,e Eeoerien,
Nruinser efter Snebter ps Susmano Eeoer
Semen os Suitru Seniine Sansoatter af
SelfIob.
Niels Nielien, Sgn al Sans gbriitenIen.
iom par gift meb aaren Sbompien af 9errs
orup.
Wiels Suel, Spn al ssren gspenien of
Soriens.
9auriss Reoerisn 8raperien, Nftagtss
manb al Rpiusn Scope Teoeriens grooerisu.
9aur bs Yeoerien @raperien, Nftastss
muno Of Npiosn Scope Teoeriens Yrpoer-
ion.
Spmano Ssrsen Nielisn, Salubrooer At
usiit Caroline Marie Yeoerien at alobens
bapn.
Niels &nubien BoruY, Tom til Imerifa
1910 eler tiolisere. gr mulis bBp, men bar
~antaselis eiterlabt gprn.
Jbp. &ipbmanb Soatim gbriitian Spr.
genien.
Soban os Ola Ysrsion Of Malms / Sos'
rise cs oeres grooer Beers Ssrn 8lerIti,
Cine, Nnna o. Der.
Naps gbr. gnberien eIer SEMEN Of Bro.
iIrup.
Carl Rartinus Raoien, Der iorloo 3ans
mari iom Ssmanb; intet bort pm bam ,ioen
1862.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
On Hlaite belbreSeoe BAN.

v. .. 5bompiOu, Rodforb, 81, friuer:
~Ses bar oeret plaset at gatarrb / Here
Var, o. iniet linorebe mine Smerter. fsreno
jes forisste "Iapilon Gatarrb Cure. See
fulste Srussanuisrinser. "a meb minore
enb en- SLATE bier jeg heltyeeet". TnpilOn
(grtract Of 5lar) Gatarrb Cure" belbreoer
Brcnaial gatarrb. GeutsG atarrb euer ironiii
gatarrb, osiaa 5prtIslelie os "Sap-Jeser'.
Stors Jlaitsr fun 81. 2iIialss bos g. 8.
Beiier, 7eeorah, Soma, os bes paalibelise
T~russiiter operalt CD
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

Ssmano Yaouis Better emil Sacpbien al
aisbenbnun, b~Ortreii, for 2h aar iioen.
2aurig Csear Nartin R~aimusieu, eso
JON &partermeiter paa 5~olotutteren Bout.
mel / 6erranoina / 5lprioa.
Semauo 5ris gilbslm 5acUbien (Gharles
elarD Of aisbeubapn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
Brittle Warineoiii,erer oil al

Brittle WarineoiIeerer oil sipe
9rOnninsen to / Sslu ubierte Sfibss
mobeaer paa benbes Subilaumsbas.
Oct enc itul ioreitile 9reoafteren "Bris
tannia", bpsset ueo benbes 9bronbeiti.
selie 1887, bet anbet bet npbpssebe
Yantierifib "Bictpria".
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
Inmelote Soosbuer | Sanmarf,

6pilte aruinser antases at pare amerita.)
(DtebbsIt al Soniul g. !. SoIbera, 42s, Abe apeuus
Wilpautes. isis, br opertnser a~rueiaesr | be
iranoinaptte Sanoe (inobeiattet Slesuie) % amerita.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

Sr. Bbilipp Gaubenbauier, Numer
1417 Sbelbp Str, 2ouisuiae, ap., bar
allerebe lart at fienoe 8irfninserne ai
Or. Gusuit &snis's Sambursersg raas
Der, os a~nbefaler 8rusen al iamme.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-19
THE NEWS RECORD.
A Summary of the Eventful Happen.
:ngs of Week, as Reported
by Telegraph.
Political, Commercial, and Industrial
News, Fires, Accidents, Crimes,
Suicides, Etc, Etc.
THE VERY LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
A STARTLING DEATH.

The President Welcomed Ia Memphis by
Judge III. Il. Ellett-Thc Latter Almost
immediately Expires from Paralysis of
the Heart
MEMPHIS was beautifully decorated in honor
OF the Presidents visit and there were more
people in the streets of the town than were
ever seen before. After q formal speech Of
welcome delivered by Judge H. 4. Elicit and
responded to by the President public recep-
ton was held at the Cotton Exchange A
distressing event happened just after the
President left the stand where the speeches
were made. Judge Elicit who had stood for
some time with his hat OF and with his head
exposed to the sun, was overcome by the
heat, and ex, ired within five minutes The
people began 10 move away, ana the Presl-
dental party left the square for the Exchange
Bull ling There Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland re-
ceived the greetings of thousands, and when
the reception was over left for Nashville.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland, with their
travelling companions, spent Sunday at Belle
Meade farm, six miles from Nashville. This
is one of the most magnificent estates in the
South, and is the home of General W. f. jack
son, brother of Judge Jackson, who was
formerly United States ,nator
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-19

A NEW York dispatch announces the mar
riage OF Miss Helen Dauvray. the actress,
and John NJ Ward, short-stop of the New
York Base Ball Club.
Miss Dauvray was generally supposed to be
ia and resting quietly In the country. She
had disbanded her company for the sea-
son a few weeks ago, on account, as
IL was generally given out, OF Ill
health. At the commencement of the pres
emit baseball season Miss Dauyray devel-
oped sudden passion and enthusiasm for
grounds and rarely missed a game. Indeed, IL
was said that ON two occasions she travelled
from Long Branch and Saratoga TO sea her Ia
feelings grow that she had a handsome silver
trophy made at cost of 500 10 be presented TO
the champion club at the close Of the season.
The emblem of baseball supremacy Is now
known as the Dauvray Cup. IL Capt. John
Ward was the object OF Miss Dauvray's regard
and admiration at this time. the fact was GER
tainly not developed.
JUDGE THOMAS c. MANNING, United States
Minister to Mexico died nj the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, New York City.
NINE youths have been arrested at Elmira,
N. Y, who had formed q regular organization
for the purpose of burglary and arson.
SOME big figures were read at the meeting
of the stockholders of the Western Union in
New York. The gross earnings OF the COM
pany for the year ending June 80 were s17,-
l9l, 900 and the operating expenses sl3, 1884,
CPS The number of messages handled was
1894, $50 Owing to recent acquisitions.
notably the absorption of the Baltimore and
Ohio system, the company's plant now con-
sists Of l62, 90 miles of lines and over $50, 600
miles OF wires
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY WALK
Err has decided that the case of the Rev. E
Walpole Warren, recently called from
England 20 the rectorship of the Church of
the Holy Trinity, New York, comes under the
contract labor law" and that he will be
forced to commence suit against the vestry
and wardens of the church
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-19
A NEW APOSTLE.
Train Makes the Chicago Anarchists
Happy-His Utterances Loudly
Cheered.
fChioago specially

lCnfodgO specially
George Francis Train opened his CAM
paign in Chicago at the Princess Theater
Sunday afternoon before highly appreci-
alive audience of about six hundred. Nearly
oil the leading socialists and anarchists
were present and greeted the celebrated
crank with cheer. His speech was a curl
Gus mixture of bombast. eloquence, rhet-
oric, history, fiction, anecdote, and .insan-
ity. He caught the audience from the first
word spoken and retained their strictest
attention until the close of his talk. Said he:
have come to Chicago for the purpose ~
starting the Daily Anarchist. cramIned Esrr
Most down the throat OF the New York labor
people. When started there Herr Most was
uppermost among the Socialists there. After 4
had spoken his talk seemed tame and msipid.
told them, and tell you. that IL these seven
Socialists hang will lead 70, 0o0, 90 working
men against Chicago and cut the throats OF the
men who 80 foully murdered them. Long
continued applause.
The police have now made a startling dis
covery. They have found some bombs. All
those in favor OF bombs say aye IL 10 carried.
Wild applause and laughter. will leave IL TO
the reporters II haven't talked long enough.
All in favor OF coming again tonight say aye.
The meeting broke up amid wild
applause and cheers for Train.
Several hundred crowded around the
speaker and tried TO shake hands with him.
He refused to shake hands with any one,
claiming that it would deprive him of his
psychological powers. Nina Van Zands
came forward and was recognized by Train,
who mounted a table and said:
GENTLEMEN: Allow me TO introduce to you
Mrs. Nina Spies. All those who, in case the
Supreme Court refuses to liberate her husband,
August Spies will follow me 20 the County Jail
and help TO liberate him will signify by saying
aye.
wild anarchist yell, such as has not
been heard in Chicago for year, was the
answer given the daring or crazy orator.
The crowd gave cheer after cheer for Train,
Spies, Parsons, and other anarchists.
Train was surrounded by the crowd, who
tacitiy crowned him the King of the An
archists. A dozen or more detectives and
officers in citizens clothes made no move,
and seemed dazed at the recklessness Of
the man who had thrown down the gaunt-
let to the police force and authorities. So
cialists and anarchists who have not smiled
for months went out of the hall with a
new light in their eyes and congratulated
each other that a new apostle had arisen.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-19
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

OF the s14, 000, 600 OF bonds which the Gov
eminent offered on Sept. 22d to buy for the
sinking fund, ss,0OO,0O0 had been already
purchased up to the 18th.
ACCORDING TO the most excellent authority,
says New York special, speculation over the
successorship TO the seat on the bench of the
United States Supreme Court, made vacant by
the death of Justice Woods, Of louisiana, may
as well end, for l. Q. c. Lamar, Secretary OF
the Interior, has been selected for the place.
The matter is said to have gone so far that
the appointment has been rendered to Mr..
Lamar, who has consented to accept it He
is already arranging his affairs with a view
to the promised change In his official posi-
ton The appointment is likely to be for
mally announced by nomination quite early
in the session of the Senate
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-19

very prolific writer. and continued to work in
her chosen profession until very recently.
She also translated several French works, and
wrote a number Of stories for children
LADY BRAssEY, who accompanied her
husband, Sir Thomas Brassey, on his yacht
voyages around the world. and published
admirable accounts of them in book form,
died on board the Sunbeam, her husbands
yacht while bound for Australia, and was
buried at sea. Lady Brassey was beyond
question tho foremost yachtswoman Of her
time She was married to Sir Thomas Brassey
then plain Mr.. Brassey) in 1850 From her
childhood she led an energetic life. She was
an excellent horsewoman and often hunted
with the East Sussex hounds.
THE French Government has determined to
put General Boulanger under arrest for thirty
days, says a Paris dispatch. During that time
his conduct will be further inquired into, and
il will be decided whether he shall be deprived
of his command or not
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-19
The Anarchists.

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN was refused per-
mission to lecture on the anarchists at SPRING
field, ILL.,, and departed for St Louis, where
he delivered an address IN which he proclaim
ed himself "roarng lion," and would turn
the country upside down if the Chicago reds
were hanged
REV. DR. WASHINGTON GLADDEN., the distin-
guished political economist, whose constant
and earnest efforts for workingmen are well
known through his papers in the Century and
other magazines, preached a sermon on Sun
day at Columbus, Ohio, the fate of the con-
demned anarchists being the real subject He
reviewed the evidence, and in an impassioned
manner declared the verdict just, sympathy
for the condemned men imbecility, and, if
necessary, said the American people should
demand the execution of the anarchists. He
was frequently interrupted by applause.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-19
THE FOREIGN BUDGET.

IN the Bulgarian Parliamentary elections the
result is favorable to the Government
IT is reported that the Emperor of Brazil is
about to abdicate his throne because of ill
health.
JOHN NEvE, on anarchist, has been GEN.
fenced at Leipsic to fifteen years penal servi-
tude.
REINA REGESTE, the new cruiser built for
the Spanish Government on the Clyde, is the
fastest warship afoat
A COLLISION occurred Sunday. on Lake
Constance, between the Austrian steamer
Hapsburg and Bavarian steamer The lat
ter sank, aud many of her passengers were
drowned
REPORTS from Toblach as to the condition of
the Crown Prince OF Germany are very dis
quoting, and much alarm is felt in Berlin be-
cause Of his condition.
The alliance of Italy, Germany and Austria
has been renewed for five years Italy re-
serves the right 10 maintain absolute neutral
ity in the event Of Franco German war
The death is announced by cable dispatch
from London of Mr.. Craik tDinah Maria
Mulock), the author. Mrs George l. Craik
was born in Stoke-upon- Trent, England, in
1896. Her first novel, She Oglvies,D ap-
peared in 1S49 solve" was published the
following year. John Halifax, Gentleman, y
secured for its author a high position In
the republic Of letters; and, as a pleasant re-
minder Of the popularity Of this novel, Miss
Mulock received on her marriage in 1866 q
gold penholder with the words @John Halifax"
inscribed thereon, the expressed appreciation
of an anonymous donor. In 1864 she received
a literary pension Of $50 year. She was a
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Topographic Brevities.


The Scotch cutter Thistle has sailed for
home
The Rev. Thomas X Beecher has accepted
the Greenback nomination for Secretary Of
State for New York.
IT is estimated that the cotton crop of the
United States for 1878 Will amount to
$685. 600 bales, as against 6,505, 900 bales for
1885,.
THE health authorities of New York have
issued a notice that there is no danger from
cholera which was brought TO this country on
the steamer Alesia-
IT is estimated that from 6, coo, 900 to 6, 400,
coo hogs will be packed in the West during
the approaching winter season. The average
for five years has been 6, 80, 600.
The poor wretches who hang about Trafal-
gar Square in London, proceeded TO the Man
sion House the other day, and demanded an
interview with the Lord Mayor, which was re-
fused them. They went away denouncng
that official, and stopped to make hostile
demonstrations against the Standard Office
when the police interfered and the crowd was
finally scattered
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LYNCHING IN WEST VIRGINIA.

Three Hundred Citizens Cleaning Out a
Gang of Murderers and Robbers.
TELEGRAM from Charleston, W. Va, re-
ports that:
Fully three hundred citizens started out after
the highwaymen who murdered Rev. Thomas
T., Il. Ryan near Walton, Roan County. After
the house was robbed and the old man shot.
the robbers, thirteen in number, compelled the
family TO send him up stairs and To
get breakfast for them The citizens
found the gang intrenched in George
Duff s house, eight miles from sissonville, and
a regular battle took place, in which one OF the
murderers, George Duff, Jr, was killed and five
of the pursuers were wounded. Another of the
gang, Jake Coon. was caught and lynched.
md three others are held to await the pleasure
of the vigilance committee. A large number Of
robberies have been committed by this gang
during the last few months.